Příklady competently

• The implied adult attachment model thus postulates that earned secures will parent as competently as continuous secures and better than insecures.

• Each official of the same rank believes of each other that they will competently car r y out their duties.

• This is the ability to function competently and with understanding within the musical practice of another culture.

• This because it aptly emphasises that the skills must be competently applied within the professional context.

• Certification could alternatively be competently carried out by other medical practitioners.

• Seventy to eighty percent of the problems that patients bring to doctors could be handled equally competently by well-trained non-physicians.

• The material is handled competently, but there is little new here in the way of perspective.

• We competently per form countless tasks based on judgments involving vague predicates.

• The minority language may be effectively transmitted and competently learned in the classroom.

• The chapter begins with a very useful and competently presented discussion of 'existing words', 'new words', 'potential words', and 'probable words'.

• We expected that children who showed no affect dysregulation would function most competently on outcome measures.

• Risks to the program have to be balanced by the benefits achieved by competently conducted, transparent, and well-disseminated assessments.

• It may be difficult to judge whether choice is exercised competently and rationally, or impossible to determine how or why a choice has been made.

• This ambiguity attends the most competently designed studies and it is very difficult to see how functional neuroimaging alone could resolve it.

• Its argument is sound, and it competently fills a gap in the small number of register studies which exist.